Statesmen of Europe Talk Peace After Assassinations
Paris January 17 United Press reports the assassinations of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Louis Barthou of France may steer Europe toward a peace based on diplomacy. Yugoslavia seeks calm via a cautious diplomatic stance while Mussolini’s Italy and France weigh leadership moves to prevent a broader crisis. Laval pursues talks in London and Rome to thaw Yugoslavia Italy relations and renew disarmament efforts as Benes visits.
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Alexander
Louis Barthou
Europe
United Press
Paris
Get
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
France
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Oat
Sarajevo
Barthoy
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Budapese
Informa
Freinier Benito Mussolini
Haley
Trolian
Conemar
Italy
Jugostivia
Maa
Marseifer
Split
Jugvelavia
Rote
Belgrade
John Linton
Hitler
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Mitler
Germany
DML
Bares Theu
Pierre Laval
Barthow
London
Rome
Sir John Simon
Simon
Ramsay MacDonald Laval
Eduard Benes
News Reel Plane Wrecked Off Sea Rescue Flight
A news reel plane carrying six crew drifted 650 miles out to sea to film the Marseilles assassinations and wrecked near a ship. Captain George Fried launched a lifeboat. five survivors were rescued and taken to the ship’s hospital for shock and minor injuries. Mechanic Harry W. Johnson of New York was lost overboard and not seen again.
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Washington
Marseilles
Eddie, Reek
Marion Grevenberg
Jack Kuhne
George Smith
Robinson
Harry W. Johnson
New York
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy and Colder
Partly cloudy and colder tonight in Ohio with slight warming in the southeast portion. Thursday cloudy and colder in the north, with rain expected in the extreme south by afternoon or night.
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Ohio
Minor Southern California Quake Felt in Los Angeles Area
A slight earthquake was reported in sections of the Metropolitan area with the Long Beach San Pedro Beach region most affected. Windows rattled but there was no damage. other areas including Pasadena Santa Monica and Santa Barbara felt only minor or no effects.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Pedro Beach
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Community Chest Steering Group Plans Tomorrow Meeting
Members of the steering committee of the Community Chest campaign will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM to review progress and prepare for the solicitation. The opening dinner is set for November 15 and slogans were collected today. The contest closes next Monday at noon with an award of five dollars to the winner.
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Community Chest
Elyvia
Extremist Bank Legislation To Be Opposed
Federal reserve officials meet secretly to counter extremist banking bills in the New Deal congress. The recovery commission, led by W R Stark, studies banking system changes and may cooperate with President Roosevelt on further regulations. The group aims to mediate between radical and conservative banking factions.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
Congress
Federal Reserve Recovery Commission
Commission
Roosevelt
W. R. Stark
Treasury
Lewis Douglas
Vrrge Recovery Commission
Mean
Stark
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Industry Would Locate Here in Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce board heard a report that a manufacturer seeks to locate a factory in Elyria if proper financing is arranged. Earl D. Bacon urged continued investigation to gauge desirability. Some local financing may be needed as alternative cities offer funding. Also, Ohio Park Conference holds two day convention in Columbus with sessions at the Ohio departments building and the state museum.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Earl D. Bacon
Chamber
Elyrians
Columbus
Ohio Park Conference
Ohio Departments
Ohio State Museum
Hughes Ohio liquor head to resign
Columbus bulletin reports Col. John A. Hugl, former governing officer of the Ohio Liquor monopoly system, will resign in early November after guiding its development for 10 months. Joseph A. Scabell, assistant director, is expected to be named successor while Hughes moves toward a Federal Alcohol Tax Administrator post for Ohio and Michigan with Cleveland headquarters.
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Columbus
John A. Hugl
Ohio
Joseph A. Scabell
Gol. Hughes
Michigan
Cleveland
Detroit Man Threatens Edsel Ford for Ransom
Howard Lickwala, 24, told Justice agents he would kill Edsel Ford unless paid 5000 dollars. He was arrested as the note author directing Ford to leave five and ten dollar bills in a candy box on the rear porch at 3341 Medbury Street, Detroit. The note was mailed October 8 and set a 10 AM deadline on October 12.
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United Press
Detroit
Howard Livkwata
Department of Justice
Edsel Ford
Lickwala
Ford
Medbury Street
Moody to Remain County Head of Home Owners’ Loan Office
H G Brunner director of the State Home Owners Loan Corporation in Columbus says FE L Moody of Lotain county will continue as county loan officer. Brunner notes Moody’s role as secretary of the local New Deal club does not violate federal rules banning SHOLC members from political activity.
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Columbus
H. G. Brunner
State Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
FE. L. Moody
Lotain
Brunner
Moody
Ofice
New Deal
Youth Trapped In Extortion Attempt
Chicago bulletin reports that Department of Justice agents captured an 18 year old youth who tried to extort 3000 dollars from Isaac M. Hoagland 52 general sales manager and vice president at Armane and Company Hoagland was targeted for payment and the suspect was apprehended in the extortion scheme in Chicago on October 17.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Isaac M. Hoagland
Armane & Comnane
Central Bank of Lorain Reopens After Reorganization
The state banking department licensed the Central Bank Company of Lorain Ohio to reopen under a reorganization plan, effective October 19 after its August 25 closure. In Columbus Ohio on October 17, Walter G. Fairman, 49, died after a fall from a ladder while repairing a roof.
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Columbus
State Banking Department
Central Bank Company of
Lorain
Banking Department
Waleter G. Fairman
U3 Faces Grio lo in Transportation Crisis
Columbus Ohio October 17 United States faces a crisis in transportation unprecedented in railroad history says Dr Marvin L Pair Temple University Philadelphia addressing more than 600 delegates at the annual meeting of the iated Trafft Club of Am In spite of depression factors in the derlinn of rail road another cause is loss to motor and water carriers and will continue to contribute to railroad losses after the low mood Dr Fair indicated Columbus Oct 17 Marshall Turley 55 accused of slaving of Samuel Miller night watchman June 21 found guilty of first degree murder court recommended mercy Turley waived jury trial
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Columbus
Oel
United States
Marvin L. Pair
Temple University
Philadelphia
Club
Marshall Turley
Samuel Miller
Common Pleas
Mercy
Turley
Federation Opens Conference Sessions At Methodist Church
One hundred fifty two delegates from Woman's Clubs across twelve Ohio districts gather for the annual conference opening in Elyria. Sessions run in the Methodist church while meals are served at the Woman's club house. speakers include Prof. Paul Brown and Miss Mary Johnson addressing education, war prevention, and international relations. State Librarian Paul A T Noon outlines library extension work.
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Woman's Clubs
Middle- North
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
F. W. Blough
Wooster
R. Keller
Attica
E. P. Meister
Paul Brown
Tiffin
Ohio
Mary 2 Johnson
Wooster College
Paul A. T. Noon
Sumner Hartwell
Elyria
Alma Harris Rogers
Sandusky
W. H
Murder trial advances with brother’s dying words to be read
In a Lorain case Joseph Majjessie and Lorain Slnbaidat face a first degree murder trial for fatally stabbing Charles Majie 49 during a wake on Delaware Avenue. Charles allegedly stole Joseph’s wife and threatened his life. defense argues self defense and plans to present the dying words of Charles as key testimony. The defense was outlined by Chief Counsel Charles P. Adams in opening statements, with continued coverage promised on page 2.
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Joseph Majiessie
Charles PL Adams
Majjessie
Lorain
Charles
Joseph
Adams
Charles Majie
Adams Qaid
Steve Sche
Hauptmann Loses First Appellate Extradition Bid
Bruno Hauptmann fights extradition to New Jersey for murder charges after a New York court denies a habeas corpus writ. Justice Ern est J Hannes denies the bid, granting a brief stay for appeal. If the appeal fails, Hauptmann faces immediate transfer to Flemington for trial in a few weeks. James M. Fawcett vows further legal measures, possibly up to the U.S. Supreme Court, amid allegations of hidden evidence and a heated prosecution.
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New York
Bruno
Richard T Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauormann Om
Supreme Court
Ernest RE. J. Hannes
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Flemington
Hunterdon County
N. J
David T. Wilentz
Justice Hammer
Fawcett
United States Supreme Court
Father of Suspected Kidnapper Questioned by Agents
Nashville Tennessee October 17 five department of justice agents took Thomas H Robinson Sr from his home to question him in connection with the kidnapping of Mrs Berry V Stoll Authorities said Robinson was named as an intermediary in a note found in the case The agents found the door locked and a pane of glass broken before Robinson opened the door and left with the agents in an automobile
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson
Berry V. Stoll
Department of Justice
Robinson
Stoll
Indianapolis
Mrs. Robinson
Tennessee Insane Asylum
Washington
C. C. Stoll
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
South
Agents Hot on Robinson Kidnapping Case
United States District Attorney Thomas Sparks seeks warrants charging T. H. Robinson and Frances Robinson with kidnapping Mrs. Alice Broth Sparks and EB. J. Connelly. DOJ officials regard Mrs. Robinson as a suspect, while the investigation widens from Nashville to Indianapolis and Louisville with fingerprint and handwriting analysis confirming Robinson as the likely kidnapper. The Stoll case drive accelerated coordination among federal agencies as Mrs. Stoll’s safety remained the priority. The ransom note led investigators to Robinson through the intermediary designation of T. H. Robinson Jr. and matched prints and handwriting. Columbus police report a local chemist, Harley Plum, collapsed on a street and died of heart disease.
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Doucesville
United States
Thomas Sparks
Eugene Bailey
T. H. Robinson
Frances
Alice Broth Sparks
EB. J. Connelly
Department of Justice
Stoll Kidnapping Case Linked to Robinsons in Indiana Trap
Louisville reports say Mrs Alice Stoll pleaded for leniency for Mrs Frances Robinson in the Stoll kidnapping case. Federal agents chased Thomas H Robinson across the Middle West after the ransom note and fingerprints tied him to the crime. Mrs Stoll, held six days, says she was well treated.
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Louisville
Alice Stoll
Frances Robinson
Stoll
Middle West
Thomas H. Robinson
Alice Speed Stoll
Robinson
Tennessee Insane Asylum
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Maniac
E. Arnold Clege
Barry V. Stoll
Clege
Stell
Harold Nathan
Hole
Central Bank OF
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Federation
World Court
League of Nations
Miss Johnson
Joseph Majjessie
Kydnaper
Robinson Tl
Alert Division of Investigation
tl.Rh
Alice Stall
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Young Robinson
Harley M. Plum
Ashville
Mao. Otoll
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